Gaza Herald – Israeli military forces launched a series of incursions and home raids across various areas of the West Bank early Sunday morning. The operations involved the detention of several citizens alongside the search of residential homes and commercial establishments.
In Jenin, troops detained two brothers, Hassan and Muhammad Haraz Allah, following a raid on their family home in the village of Turmus Ayya west of the city. Security forces also searched another residence in the same village during the operation.
Meanwhile, in Nablus, soldiers entered the village of Kafr Qil, located east of the city. They raided multiple citizen homes and proceeded to search a shop on Hittin Street as part of the coordinated security measures.
In Hebron, forces detained one man after searching his house. Soldiers also raided a second residence, holding family members inside one room while rummaging through personal belongings within the property.
Troops entered the sites of Deir Abu Mash’al and Nailin in Ramallah province, sparking clashes with local residents. During these incursions in Ramallah, a man from the town of Tuba, situated east of the governorate, was arrested and his vehicle was confiscated by the army.
In Qalqiliya, soldiers fired live ammunition at a child during an incursion into the area of Kfar Saba. The shooting resulted in an injury to the boy’s foot.
In Tulkarm, forces entered four towns, deploying sound bombs and disrupting traffic flow. No injuries or arrests were reported in this governorate despite the heavy presence.
Additional incursions were recorded in areas belonging to Bethlehem, Tubas, Jenin, Nablus, and Ramallah provinces throughout the night hours preceding the dawn operations.
This report was produced in the Gaza Herald newsroom.
